In a fleeting moment, there, then gone,
Origins obscured, traces unseen,
Existence mystified, emptiness justified.
Don't seek answers in wandering,
For you stand as the mystery of mysteries,
You are both question and answer.
Running around brings no resolution,
Focus inward, unwaveringly.
Like learning an instrument, beginnings bring noise,
But after mastering, a melody flows effortlessly.
Beseeching the essence of Venkatesa,
Find harmony within the enigma of being.
Explanation: Passage reflects on the ephemeral nature of existence and the pursuit of understanding oneself. It begins by emphasizing the transient nature of life, where things can appear and vanish without clear origins or visible traces. Instead of seeking external answers, one should recognize their own inherent mystery and complexity.
The passage encourages introspection and self-awareness, highlighting the idea that within oneself lies both the questions and answers to life's mysteries. It advises against futile searching and emphasizes the importance of focusing inwardly without distraction.
Drawing an analogy to learning a musical instrument, the passage suggests that initial efforts may be noisy and chaotic, but with dedication and practice, a harmonious melody emerges. Similarly, by delving into one's own essence and embracing the mysteries within, a sense of harmony and understanding can be found.
Dr.SV Prabhath
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